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agreed to make a monthly grant of Rs 50. A managing committee was formed by Sayeed in 1913 and
Maulavi Golam Mohammad, Mohammad Kasim Ahmad Quazi, Kameeruddin Khan, Alla Bira, Mahammad Sayeed Abdus Sakur, Babu Akshay Chandra Ray, Satyabrata Patnaik and Devendranath Ray were appointed as its members.
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October 1908, Sayeed organized and led various mass protests against the British government regarding the new provision introduced by the British, which provided limited and separate reservation of seats for Muslim and Hindu students in schools at the time of admission. Because of his
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subjects in 1908, obtaining a first class in his special subjects and standing the first of his year. He was the first muslim from Orissa province to become a graduate. Sayeed was then appointed as an assistant head master at
Victoria high school,
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After Sayeed's death, Moulavi Golam
Mohammad was appointed as its President and Akshay Chandra Ray, its Vice President. The efforts made by Sayeed Mohammed was acknowledged and appreciated by the Secretary to Government of
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The school formally opened on Friday, 8 August 1913 with 500 students on its roll in a rented building. It was largely dependent on donations. Meanwhile, Sayeed managed to persuade a generous merchant of
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and thus, to cultivate the ideals of nationalism in the hearts of Indian students; he established a new nationalist school called the 'Muslim
Seminary' in 1913 at
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Gandhiji had addressed the people of Cuttack. Sayeed contributed generously to the Tilak Swaraj Fund as per Gandhiji's appeal. In the wake of the
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among its students; Sayeed had made it mandatory for all the teachers and students of the school to wear clothes made of
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Sayeed saw this as an excellent idea to educate and uplift Indian children without actually serving or working under the
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Experiment in Nationalist Education: Satyavadi School in Orissa (1909-26)".
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rule. Sayeed's maternal uncle, Imaan ul Haque practiced as a lawyer at
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educationist, freedom fighter and philanthropist. In 1913, he founded the Moslem
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